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General| Surround Sound Formats | Dolby Digital, DTS, Dolby Pro Logic |
|---|---|
| THX Certified | Yes |
| Remote Control | Yes |
| Inputs | Digital (Coaxial, Optical) |
| Outputs | Digital (Coaxial, Optical) |
Overview of the AV32R's physical layout and components.
Introduction to the AV32R and the manufacturer's philosophy.
Initial steps and setup procedures for the AV32R.
Instructions for connecting external audio-visual sources and a TV.
Guidance on how to connect loudspeakers to the AV32R.
Procedures for powering the AV32R on and off, including standby mode.
Explanation of the front panel display and status indicators.
Instructions for operating the AV32R using its remote control.
How to choose and configure analog audio inputs on the AV32R.
Guide to selecting digital audio sources and using tape monitor functions.
How to select video sources for output to a television.
Information on automatic video standard detection and source switching.
Adjusting audio volume levels and understanding control functions.
Setting initial volume levels and using muting features.
Explanation of the different techniques used for muting audio.
Understanding the programme source display and mono audio modes.
Details on mono, direct stereo, and HDCD audio decoding modes.
Information on stereo playback and the optional HDCD feature.
Surround sound modes including TAG McLaren Surround and Pro Logic.
Features and setup of the Pro Logic II audio processing.
Details on Dolby Digital and MPEG-2 audio decoding and processing.
Explanation of the THX Cinema sound processing mode.
Information on the THX Surround EX audio enhancement.
Description of Dolby Digital with Matrix processing.
Details on DTS, DTS Music, and DTS-ES 6.1 audio formats.
Description of the AV32R's audio and speaker output connections.
Information about the optional Digital Radio (DAB) upgrade.
Details on the Progressive Scan Module and its video processing capabilities.
Indicates the power status of the AV32R unit.
Buttons used for selecting audio-visual input sources.
Buttons used for selecting different operational modes.
Controls for adjusting the audio balance.
Visual indicators for various AV32R operational states.
The front panel display showing unit status and information.
Manual control for adjusting the audio volume.
Indicates when the AV32R is receiving commands from the remote.
The IR receiver for remote control signals.
The main button to turn the AV32R on or off.
Location for the main power fuse.
Connection point for the AC power cord.
Switches for specific operational functions.
Ports for connecting external remote control systems.
Connection for an optional Digital Radio antenna.
Interface for communication between TAG McLaren components.
Connections for S-Video signals.
Connections for composite video signals.
Outputs for surround back audio channels.
Connections for digital audio sources.
Link for synchronizing TAG McLaren components.
Digital output for AC-3 RF signals.
Outputs for digital audio signals.
Analog outputs for 5.1 surround sound.
Sockets for tape recording and playback monitoring.
Analog inputs including those for tape devices.
Analog bypass input for 5.1 audio signals.
Highlights THX Ultra certification for superior performance.
Support for advanced DTS and DTS Neo:6 surround sound formats.
Details on the Dolby Pro Logic II surround sound technology.
Features the TAG McLaren Surround Mode for immersive audio.
High Definition Compatible Digital audio format support.
Describes the universal learning capabilities of the remote.
Features for system automation and control.
Highlights advanced components and upgradability for future formats.
Details on the analog signal path and processing.
Enables seamless integration and communication between TAG McLaren units.
Provides synchronization for TAG McLaren components.
Future upgrade option for increased processing power.
Details the microcontroller responsible for unit control.
Focuses on technologies reducing jitter for improved audio fidelity.
Describes the high-quality transformer and its benefits.
Utilizes high-quality video components for superior picture reproduction.
Details the premium materials and construction of controls and fascia.
Combines surface mount and leaded components for optimal performance.
Features vibration damping for improved audio clarity.
Optional upgrade for Digital Audio Broadcast reception.
Integration of radio features with television viewing.
Important preliminary checks before operating the AV32R.
Connecting audio-visual sources like DVD players and VCRs.
Guide for connecting 5.1 and 7.1 speaker configurations.
Procedure for powering up the AV32R and initial checks.
How to enter and exit the AV32R's standby mode.
Understanding the information shown on the AV32R's front display.
Basic operation and aiming the remote control.
Using the remote as a master control for other components.
How to select analog inputs using the REMOTE SELECTION key.
Selecting digital audio sources via remote or front panel.
Understanding the sample rate indicator on the display.
How audio input selection influences video routing.
AV32R automatically detects PAL and NTSC video standards.
Connecting composite and S-Video sources to the AV32R.
Information superimposed on the TV picture by the AV32R.
Adjusting volume and understanding volume range settings.
Setting a preferred volume level upon power-on.
Explains the two methods used for muting loudspeaker outputs.
Reduces dynamic range for quieter listening.
Context-sensitive functions of cursor keys on the remote.
Assigning cursor keys for adjusting audio balance.
How to adjust the sound balance between left and right speakers.
Resetting the audio balance to its central position.
Adjusting the Low-Frequency Effects (LFE) channel level.
Adjusting subwoofer output level per processing mode.
Adjusting centre channel output level per processing mode.
Compensating for audio/video timing discrepancies.
Procedure for adjusting the lip-sync delay.
Customizing the duration, position, or disabling the OSD.
Adjusting the intensity of the front panel display.
Controlling display and power LED behavior.
Understanding the longevity and brightness characteristics of the VFD.
Choosing audio formats for analog and digital sources.
How the AV32R automatically selects digital decoding modes.
Assigning default surround modes to inputs.
Indicates active channels after decoding or post-processing.
Combines stereo channels into a mono signal.
Bypasses processing for a pure stereo signal.
Support for High Definition Compatible Digital audio playback.
TAG McLaren Surround mode for 5 channel impression.
TAG McLaren Surround mode for 7 channel impression (with option).
Details on the Pro Logic II format and its availability.
Pro Logic II configuration for music playback.
Pro Logic II optimization for movie soundtracks.
Automatic selection for Dolby Digital encoded discs.
Reproduces movie theatre sound experience in the home.
Enhances surround sound with an additional back channel.
Automatic selection for DTS encoded discs.
Mode for accurate replay of DTS music and backward compatibility.
DTS-ES 6.1 Matrix format for surround sound.
Analog line-level speaker outputs for connecting to amplifiers.
Analog output for tape recording, independent of digital input.
Details on the optional upgrade for Digital Audio Broadcast.
Procedure for scanning for available digital radio stations.
How station information is displayed on the unit.
Navigating between digital radio stations.
Storing and accessing favorite radio stations.
Steps to save a current station to memory presets.
Displaying current digital radio settings and information.
Methods for changing between digital radio stations and presets.
Accessing the setup menu for Digital Radio features.
Function to erase all stored radio station presets.
Enabling dynamic compression for varied listening environments.
Configuring the display of radio text information.
Searching for stations based on programme type.
Configuring the PSM192 via the AV32R.
Ensures stable timing for digital audio conversion.
Seamless integration of TAG McLaren Audio units.
Allows AV32R to send remote commands to other TAG units.
Matches display intensity across TAGtronic units.
Integrates the TAG McLaren Tuner T32R with the AV32R.
Sets station tuning behavior for T32R presets.
Allows DVD32R to switch AV32R in/out of standby.
Allows AV32R to control DVD32R power state.
Pauses DVD playback when muting is activated.
Decodes Dolby Digital from LaserDiscs via RF interface.
Details on re-programmable software and future updates.
Overview of pre-programmed and learning functions.
Step-by-step guide to teaching the remote new commands.
Creating and using macro sequences for multiple commands.
Procedure for deleting a programmed macro function.
How to clear all learned commands for a specific device.
Performance improvement during initial operation.
Performance optimization as components reach operating temperature.
Information on locating and changing the main power fuse.
Guidelines for maintaining the appearance of the AV32R.
Instructions for authorized service and warranty claims.
Interpreting general internal error codes and troubleshooting.
Troubleshooting issues with decoding digital audio data.
Diagnosing problems with missing digital input signals.
Troubleshooting TAGtronic Sync Link connectivity issues.
Troubleshooting steps when the unit shows no signs of power.
Steps to resolve issues with no video output.
Troubleshooting steps for lack of audio output.
Resolving problems with the absence of the on-screen display.
Correcting incorrect surround modes upon startup.
Troubleshooting uneven speaker output.
List of supported audio decoding and processing formats.
Specifications of the internal digital signal processor.
Supported digital audio input sample rates.
Types of digital audio input formats supported (SPDIF, EIAJ).
Types of connectors used for digital audio inputs.
Electrical impedance of analog audio input.
Configurable input voltage level for analog sources.
Frequency response characteristics of analog inputs.
Connector type for the tape output.
Electrical impedance of the tape output.
Gain setting for the tape output.
Frequency response of analog audio outputs.
Signal-to-noise ratio for analog audio outputs.
Total harmonic distortion for analog audio outputs.
Electrical impedance of video input.
Electrical impedance of video output.
Frequency range and antenna connection for Digital Radio.
Legal requirements met by the AV32R.
Trademarks and licensing information for Dolby technologies.
